Marcin KrzyzanowskiSwift priorities 🤡
reality: 95% use is for writing iOS apps, < 1% for writing Windows apps
website: This is Cloud Services and Embedded language first
no wonder it became a meme
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Frankie ✅In a serious gain in efficiency, a Space X Starship prototype has exploded without actually being launched.
They're next plan is to see if they can produce an explosion during the assembly process.
SpaceX Starship 36 Explodes During Flight 10 Testing at Starbase
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René FouquetIt couldn’t really solve it. In the end I wasted four hours of my time and $25. It was quite a let down.
The code it had written was ok. It wasn’t fancy, but not horrible either. About advanced junior level, I’d say. But the code didn’t really do anything, it was a lot of smoke and mirrors.
Don’t let anyone fool you into thinking that LLMs will write software on their own soon.
Yesterday, I burned $25 on Claude Code trying to debug a long-standing issue I had in a project. It started impressively by understanding and explaining the code base better than I even could have. It had a firm grasp of everything, even small details and obscure options. Then I let it refactor my code and everything fell apart. The worst part was that after every time trying to fix the issue, it confidently reported success, only to admit that the issue was still there when I pointed it to it.
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Opens random file of vibe coded project:
No. Nope. No. That’s not how you do it. Nope.
Closes the browser window.
The code works only on IPv4, assumes the names of network devices, assumes that IPv4 addresses starting with "172." are "local network", …
(Ask e.g. Microsoft about their UK-MICROSOFT-20000324)
DLR_nextESA-Raumsonden erzeugen künstliche Sonnenfinsternis. https://www.esa.int/Enabling_Support/Space_Engineering_Technology/Proba-3/Proba-3_s_first_artificial_solar_eclipse
Proba-3’s first artificial solar eclipse
Today, the European Space Agency’s Proba-3 mission unveils its first images of the Sun’s outer atmosphere – the solar corona. The mission’s two satellites, able to fly as a single spacecraft thanks to a suite of onboard positioning technologies, have succeeded in creating their first ‘artificial total solar eclipse’ in orbit. The resulting coronal images demonstrate the potential of formation flying technologies, while delivering invaluable scientific data that will improve our understanding of the Sun and its enigmatic atmosphere.